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Comforting science fiction
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For me it's The Expanse.
And also pretty much anything by Philip K Dick.
Huh, surprised you mention Philip K. Dick. I read a lot of his short stories and found them anything but comfy. Rather, depressing and gloomy.
As for the Expanse, I just read the Leviathan Wakes, and yeah, I really enjoyed the vibe
He can be pretty funny. "Beyond Lies The Wub" for example.
But it's the novels that I find comforting. He was an ideas guy not a craftsman, but the characters' inevitable descent into confusion, paranoia, and relationship angst, as he more or less tells the stories despite them, gives it all a certain consistency that I enjoy for its familiarity.
Galactic Pot Healer still warms my heart